1. |
Spun Out On Arrivals
08:16
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(distant voices)
no time for confusion -
are you?
bent on arrival,
new name,
departing -
are you?
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2. |
Feeling The Skin
03:45
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we can talk about
you and i,
explain,
that's not a way to,
icouldnothearaboveyounow
that i don't even recognize
that i
could talk to her
i remember
finding out
feeling the skin
feeling the skin
feeling of a new one
feeling the skin
feeling the skin of a new one
never another one
never another one again!
feeling the skin!
feeling the skin
feeling the skin!
feeling the skin of a new one
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3. |
Bubble Up
06:08
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(unintelligible)
i invited confrontation by my nature
like free love on a lathe chair
and loving the rapture of extremes
i scale
and loving the rapture of extremes
i scale the continua
(at simul...)
simultaneous speeds, uh!
simultaneous speeds, uh!
i want things to bubble up to the surface like that
i want things to bubble up to the surface like that
(at simul...)
i want things to bubble up to the surface like that
i want things to bubble up to the surface like that
(at simul...)
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Silent Isle Queens, New York
music created under the direction of Anastasia Clarke.
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